Magic mushrooms and their role in the treatment of addiction: A breakthrough in medicine? Addictions such as alcoholism and nicotine addiction are among the greatest challenges facing modern medicine. Year after year, millions of people worldwide struggle with the desire to break the grip of substances such as alcohol and cigarettes. Conventional treatments such as […]
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Maria Sabina, a shamanic healer from the mountains of Oaxaca in Mexico, has played a significant role in the Western perception of psychedelics through her work with magic mushrooms. Her life story and deep understanding of the healing powers of these mushrooms offer a fascinating insight into a world that combines spirituality, nature and healing.
The fly agaric (Amanita muscaria) is one of the most famous mushrooms in the world. With its bright red cap and white dots, it has become deeply engraved in people’s cultural imagination, whether in fairy tales, folklore or works of art. But the fly agaric is far more than just a pretty symbol – it
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The use of magic mushrooms goes back a long way in history. Archaeological finds and historical records show that mushrooms with psychoactive properties were used thousands of years ago, especially in religious and spiritual rituals. Some of the earliest evidence of the consumption of magic mushrooms comes from cave paintings and stone carvings in North
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